The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 21

Richard Strauss, Composer, Again Conducts Programme ie = Of His Own Works. Ae By Frank H. Warren, Ny With the controversy still seething certain remarks during a certain near- interview last summer, Richard Strauss appeared for the Philadelphia Orchestra last eve- | W! ning. This affair was in the Metro- politan Opera House, and was the first of a series of ‘three concerts. The audience was quite as large, | de: Proportionately. and as that which gathe: wi = | wit poser a few weeks ago. It is quite | Sc the thing to hear Mr. Strauss con- duct his own works. These were, on ion, “Also Sprach Zara-'* IN THE REALM OF MUSIC ing were fully disclosed. ‘The aud. *] ence Iked him. Ethet Rust-Mello~, big volce of varying quality and not} by always under the best of control, par- | Br ticularly {z. forte passages. Her .deas oped. She is ot her best in mosro as to whether he did or did not make| voce, and when using this voice ner singing had agreeable moments. : the second) titte role, Mr. Harrold as Julien time at the conductor's desk with] Mme. Berat as the mother, and Mr. second week of the pera season next Monday evenings giving night with Minc. the original cast; THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921, day evening, with Mmes. Alda, Kas- 1 and Gigli and Mar- with new scen- , Saturday matinee, with Mme. Gaill-Cure!_ and Chamiee, De Luca and Rothior, Tho Thalla Players Company bey a German comle opera season last night at the Manhattan Oj presenting der Straubinger, under tho name of along in 1903 by our own Franol Wilson. It was sprightly sung las night by a competent east that in- cluded such exporicnced artists us Gaspar Santo, from Msudapest; Eli- nor Marlo of San Carlo, Rosa Buaka, Viennese scubrette, and Christian Rub, an old Irving Place Theatre favorite, Egon Putz conducted. who sang In olia:. Hall im the afternoon, has « ra House song expression are not fully deve! “Louise,” with Misa Farrar in the ‘hitehill as the father, will open the Metropolitan ‘raviata” will be sung on Wednes- y by Mme. Gal'i-Curct, and Gig! nd nise; “Madama Butterfly ill Be given Thanksgiving afternoo: ith Miss Farrar, Martinelli an otti; ‘Die Tote Stadt” on Thanks Jeritza anc “Mefistofele," Fri- ‘alome’s Tanz,” “Tod und and five songs, sung ra accompaniment, by | chaumann, a soprano who & member of the Metro: litan in “Der Rosenkavalier” days Mr, Strauss was just as reserv: and as sure in his conducting tech- nique as before and the orchestra fully as responsive. Report had it that rehearsals were few, but the composer-conductor appeared to get the results he was after. He brought into clear re! tructural make- up of the formidable “Also Sprach ~ Miss Gee tae voice has still the clear- re We vice knew, and er binging was finished and expres- ve. ‘Those who like a Strauss feast are Bure to enjoy every course when served by the Strauss hand. The New York Chamber Music * Society, of eleven musicians, became almost a full grown band for the first concert of its seventh season given in the evening in Acolian Hall. Cavo- lyn Beebe, founder and pianist of the : which regularly comprises ins, viola, , double bass, clarionet, flute, oboe, bassoon and French horn, had planned a pro- gramme that enlisted, in addition, the | talents of Percy Grainge> and ten| other instrumentalists. These volun- | teers displayed their prowess in a new Grainger composition, “Green } Bush ased on English folk-song, a fertile field for Mr. Grainger’s gleanings. 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